Games to play for review

Break the ice and get your party started with these fun icebreaker games! Playing games is a great way to break the ice, get people talking and lighten the mood. These printable party starters are designed to get guests interacting and get your party going. The games are the perfect addition to any occasion; from dinner parties, work meetings to game nights. Everyone will love these fun party icebreakers. This icebreaker games bundle includes the following 8 games and activities: • Ever or...

Keeping students focused at the end of a novel study can be challenging. This game is a fun and exciting way to review concepts and ideas from The Crossover by Kwame Alexander. Divide your class into teams or challenge your class to play other classes. The game can also be utilized as an individual digital assignment for students to test their knowledge of the novel. This game includes the following Jeopardy categories: Vocabulary Characters Basketball Plot Mr. Bell This download includes...

Splat! is an interactive review game covering information from weeks 1-12. Print and Go review ready for your next class. For groups of 2 or more. How to Play: The goal of the game is to earn points by being the first one to "swat" the correct answer. 1. Post the cards (answers) on the board/floor/work area 2. The teacher (parent) ask a question and the student tries to spot the answer card and smack it with their fly swatter before their opponent Additional materials required: -2 fly...

Click here for a video preview of The Teacher Toolbox! Product Information: These activities are part of a larger collection of activities, which I call the Teacher Toolbox, which includes vocab games, vocab games, name games, warm up activities, and reading strategies. These activities are not my own creation - they are a collection of classic activities from years of teaching and camp counseling. You can buy each type of activity separately or, if you want to avoid purchasing duplicates, I...

Ready to spice up your grammar lessons? Play Truth or Dare! While Truth or Dare in real life can be wild and crazy, Truth or Dare Grammar Style is school appropriate and engaging, focusing on the building blocks of typical grammar instruction. Students will be challenged with prompts about the parts of speech, types of sentences, phrases, clauses, punctuation, and more. This game is a wonderful way to add variety to your test preparation lessons, as it focuses on many of the skills tested on...

Are you looking for a fun icebreaker game for your next event? Play Would You Rather. It's is a great conversation starter for groups. This modern minimalist black and white game card has 14 Would You Rather questions for adults. Have your guests pick their preferences and defend their choice. Would you rather be able to read minds or be able to predict the future? This printable icebreaker game is an instant download. After purchase you will receive a download link immediately on screen...

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This fun game makes a great get to know you activity!

For this ice breaker activity, I have students play jenga in a small group and as they pull out the blocks, they have to answer the corresponding question. It's always a hit and would work for most grades. This activity does require you to purchase or use multiple jenga sets and write on them. Personally I wrote the questions on the blocks, but you could simply number them and then use the jenga sets for other things like review games. Give it a try!

The Unfair Game® is about to become the game your students LOVE to hate! The Unfair Game is a great classroom review game to play with two or more teams as an alternative to traditional Jeopardy. Teams do not know how many points they will be awarded for a question until after they answer it, and the point value can be positive or negative. To view detailed instructions for the game, please visit this blog post that explains both versions of the review game: The Unfair Game® WHAT IS...

Are you ready for some SERIOUS fun while reviewing revising and editing skills? This pack has everything you need to implement a week of FUN games for students to play while practicing their revising and editing skills. If you aren't into games, that's ok, too, because with 152 practice cards, your students will still be working their way to expert writer anyway!

CONVERSATION STARTERS, GET TO KNOW YOU GAME, BREAK THE ICE ACTIVITY Get to Know You "Building Blocks" is a great game to play as you're getting to know your students. You can use this game for one-on-one therapy sessions or in small groups. The prompts are perfectly sized for "building blocks". All you need to do is print, cut, and glue the prompts onto the blocks. Digital Download Includes: Directions, Rules, and Counselor Tips 54 Prompts (ready to print, cut, and glue onto blocks) If you...

This social skills game activity is easy and fun to play for students working on engaging in conversational skills, including greetings, exchanges, asking questions, making on-topic comments. Topics are fun and good for students in grades K-8. Directions: Cut out the topics and have students pick topics from a hat or box.Have students practice starting and maintaining a conversation on the topic that they chose with you or a peer for up to 1 minute or 4 exchanges. Have students start with a...

If you teach U.S. Government, this review game bundle is a fun and interactive way to review content with your students! This Jeopardy-style game bundle includes 6 review games with two boards/two rounds each (including one final round question). Altogether, this bundle includes 12 game boards with ...

Motivate your students to learn English with quick set-up, interactive activities from ESL Games for the Classroom. Every moment of class time counts. To fill class time productively, ESL Games for the Classroom offers effective ESL games that engage students with little or no prep work. Quick and easy to set-up, these interactive ESL activities are perfect to warm up a class, round out a lesson, or teach a particular grammar or vocabulary point. Clearly organized by skill and level, ESL...

Need a fun class game to engage your students for morning meetings or brain breaks? Try these Google Slides where your students will guess the gibberish! This is also a perfect game to play on Zoom or Google Meets. This resource includes: - Volume 1 (10 phrases)- Volume 2 (15 phrases)- Volume 3: Movie Edition (10 phrases)Please note that you need a Google account to access these Google Slides. **The links in the PDF will force you to create copies of each volume. If it asks you to request...